Barmouth Beach Stealth Camping - The Best Night's Sleep of My Life

Hi guys, Tales of Tiki. Mrs Debbie's here. Hi guys. So we're on a road trip. Oh dear. It's not COVID. I can assure you of that. Ebola. Ebola, yeah. So we are going down to Shell Island tomorrow. But tonight, well, wherever Tiki wants to take us. That's all I've got to say about that. It's Tiki time. Yes. So we'll do a couple of videos while we're on the way, wherever we're going. So you can see what we're up to or not. See you in a bit guys. Well, good evening guys. We're now here. We're here. Just here. Here. Just here. Yes. Little Tiki is parked up, ready for the night. She is. We're going to do some cooking now. Yes. It's really, well, I haven't got a clue. It's, it's different. We're cooking. Oh yeah, burgers. That's right. Oh, all right, mate. So Mrs Dubb has said we're cooking burgers. Yes, we're cooking burgers. So that's what's on the menu for tonight. Here down in somewhere in Barmouth, in a lay-by and corsets. Maybe a little game of dominoes and drafts. Oh, we've got snakes and ladders too. Snakes and ladders. I didn't get any alien crisps. Let's have a look and see what's in Tiki. Bear with me. You can build these. Transformer snacks. That's great. But they're upside down, mate. No, they're not. Yeah. Made you laugh though, didn't it? You have to build them and then eat them. Let's go and do the burgers. So what we got in the Ridgemonkey today? We got the burgers. And we've already done the Ridgemonkey kettle, where the lid did come off and burn my little fingers. Here's Mrs Dubb. Hi. She's already done the bread. I sliced the bread. Lovingly washed and chopped the salad. See? Yep. It's all freshly washed. Yum yum. Yep. You even put a date on it, look. I have. And put the co-op tag on it. Yep. Very thoughtful of me. Shall we have a look at my snack bar? Yep. Yep. Pretzel sticks, potato chips, transformers and bacon rashers. Come around the corner a little bit, Mr Dubb. All the way around the corner? Yeah. Oh, sorry. Into the little cabinet there. We've got little mini lattes, Welsh cakes, Abernethy, Neffy, Abba, I don't know. Abernethy. I'm from the Black Country. I can't pronounce that. It's Scottish. Oh. Anyway, then we've got a little cake. I want all my grape juice. And we've got our beer. What? No beer, no Jack Daniels. You forgot the beer. Behind you, looks like a giant stag's head. Oh, it does look like a brewer. Anyway, well, while it's cooking, let's have a quick look and see. Oh, there's a couple of campers, look. Yes. So it's getting dark, which is, and we're still cooking because it was only two seconds ago since we did the last bit. I can lie anyway in here, there's not much to say. So, Mr Dubb. Yes? How was your burger? Little bit burnt, but great. A little bit burnt. You sounded like Brent Spencer then. Meanwhile, let's have a look at some soft baps. And again, Frank Spencer. No, I can't remember how I used to do it. So we've just had a grub and they were tasty burgers, to be fair, in the Ridge Monkey. The Ridge Monkey is back in his case. All clean. Yes. Now we've had another cuppa because we're so rock and roll. Three, two, one. Take two. Were you recording? Yes. Are you recording? I am. Oh, hi. Hi. So guys, not to bore you with loads of boring stuff, but this little treasure, £7.99. I was expecting it to be really crappy wood. It's awesome. Don't know what that is, but it looks quite funky. Easy board. Easy board. Lots of questions about gammon. Only gammon that's happening in this campervan is gammon in the Ridge Monkey. It'll be gammon. Gammon in the Ridge Monkey. Anyway, yeah. This one, Mr Dubb. Yeah, there's some chess. But it can also be drafts. Yeah, it can, yeah. And I didn't know we got this. Back up a little. Back up. And then we got these. And they are nicely wooden ones. They're not cheap plastic. They're wooden. Bargain. Get yourself two. Right, there's Church Stoke, which is now a co-op, isn't it, I believe. I'm trying to let people know I can get one for those barcodes. Zoom in, do what you've got to do to make the magic. It's a global gizmo. £7.99. Board and breaker. We didn't really need a board and breaker, but I've just had a hysterectomy, so we're looking at games right now. Thanks for that, Mr Dubb. Right then, guys. We're going to say goodnight. Bye-bye. Bye-bye. Some time later. So, good morning. We did sleep in later than what we would normally, but it's all fun. Yes, we're in Bournemouth. Me, Mrs Dubb, on Tiki. Oh, yes. Let's go and say hello to Mrs Dubb, shall we, if I can. Good morning. Hi. Mrs Dubb had a very bad night's sleep. Sore throat. Bad back. Tad grouchy. Approach with caution. Until I've had my second cup of tea. Hi, guys. So, we're at Shell. We've been here a couple of hours now, to be fair. Mrs Dubb. Hi, guys. Yes, we've been here a couple of hours. We have been sat with our VW family friends, having a chat, and just chilling out. Look at this view, guys. Look at those two. What are we looking at? Oh, the two seagulls. Nigel. Nigel. Nigel and Nancy. Oh. Sat on the I have. Mine. Mine. Mine. Mine. So, obviously, we have Tiki just by here. We've also got the club there's only literally a handful of us this weekend. Volkswagen T25 club. West Mids. And the odd one out being Tiki, as always. But let's take you around and around and around and Mrs Dubb is bent over just the way we like her. Anyway, back to Tiki. And there she is. Mrs Dubb is just about to make some lunch. What are you making? We are having ham, cheese, pranced and pickle and salad rolls. Rolls. Nice soft baps. Just the way we like them. Look what's just entering Shell Island. Wait for it, guys. Wait for it. There it is. How cool is that? It's called Duke by the look of it. That's rather cool. Seen a few of these now. Yay. I like that. So, good evening from Shell Island. Say hello, Mrs Dubb. Hello, Mrs Dubb. We've had a few to drink with the West Mids club. Oh, yes, we have. Right now, we are. I think I'm actually burning the pizza in the Ridgemonkey while Mrs Dubb is being very noisy. Yes, wasn't me. Them is done. Look, in the Ridgemonkey. Let's go and see what Mrs Dubb has to say about that. We're going to go around the campfire that's almost out, but it'll keep us warm. See you in a minute. Bye. So, we are at the campfire that is going out, but that's because everybody's gone to bed. What did you say? Are you happy with your pizza, Mrs Dubb? No. Sorry about that. Shit happens. I know, but we want to know what the pizza tastes like. Everybody's shelling right now. So, it appears it's time for bed because what time is it, Mrs Dubb? Twenty to two in the morning. We'll see you in the morning. Bye, guys. All right. Out my face. Do I put my jeans on or not? It's quite warm right now. It's all right, mate. You're all happy this morning, Mrs Dubb? No, I've been eaten alive by a million and one lozzies. Well, good morning from Shell Island. Mrs Dubb isn't talkative this morning. I need a cup of tea. I've already made it look. So, it's that time of day where we've got to say goodbye to Shell Island and sunny Barmouth. What's that, Mr Dubb? It's my light bulb. No, it was the string on my violin. We will be back. Of course, we'll be back. Yes, we'll be back. Okay, so we're going to be on our travels back to our home. Yes, back to our home. Home is where you park it. It's not at the sea, though. Well, it is at the moment. Yeah, but I'm lighting the fire pit as soon as I get home. Deal. Yeah, cool. Washing can wait for another day. Okay, so we'll see you very soon. Have fun, guys. Bye. Bye.